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Warner Bros Stock Sits At A Key Support Level

By: TalkMarkets
Warner Bros. Discovery​​​​​ stock price has been in a freefall this year as concerns about the company’s future remain. The stock has crashed by more than 23% this year, lagging the Nasdaq 100 and S&P 500 indices.
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